>> reporter: we're live in san mateo where police are investigating a fatal accident here on the road. it's affecting traffic, certainly roads and highways are closed. we'll tell you what you need to know. >> reporter: a young man is

killed over a sony playstation. we'll tell you what police chief suhr has to say about it. what's happening today for sasha fleishman? and record-shopping records leading into a record-shopping day today. the reason retailers are putting their faith in cyber monday. "mornings on 2" starts right now. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." we unfortunately start with this -- the scene in san mateo, where part of el camino real connects to highway 92, it's shut down, as you can see. a number of police responding there as they investigate a deadly accident involving a pedestrian. it happened in the last hour and our ktvu news crew is there on the scene speaking to investigators.

their gonna -- they are gonna tell us what the investigators are saying and the effect on traffic. back to you. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. sal and the team will have all of the details on that. but steve will tell us about the weather. >> very cold air. thick fog for some. it's roaring down the coast. some of it is filtered in for some areas. higher clouds moving into the north. this is the leading edge of our big change. 30s and 40s. it's cold now. it will just get even get colder. system is up in the pacific northwest giving them rain and snow. some of this might make it into extreme northern california. i think maybe mendocino will probably the extent of anything. the cooler air rye ifers. it will still -- arrives today. it will still be mostly sunny. some very thick fog. if you don't have the forks it's probably just clear and cold. or mostly clear. it will be cool today. today will be in the 60s. temperatures will take a big plunge the next couple of days.

more on that coming up. we're following a deadly crash in san mateo on highway 92. we'll tell you about that in a moment. i do want to mention some of the other commutes we're seeing here. 580 is pretty slow. we had some earlier problems on 580 and on 680. if this is your commute, you need to get on the road early. it's more backed up than it normally is as you drive through. if you are driving over to castro valley, 880 southbound or 238 at 880, slow traffic there. slow traffic in union city. not as bad as it normally is. let's go to some live pictures. westbound bay bridge traffic looks okay. it's about a 15-minute delay. the fog is an issue this morning. also this morning we're looking at 237 if you are trying to get into the valley, already some slow traffic. a lot of people are back as you can see on this monday after the holiday. we're following breaking news on the peninsula where a pedestrian has been hit and killed by a car near one of the offramps to highway 92.

ktvu channel 2 reporter, janine de la vega tells us southbound el camino real is now shut down. janine? >> reporter: yes, the southbound lanes of el camino real between 17th and 20th is closed. so that san mateo police can investigate this accident. another closure i want to tell you about is the southbound offramp to el camino from highway 92 is also closed. more police are arriving and the coroner has come on the scene. the accident happened at 6:20 this morning. we have limited information. what we do know is that a car did hit a pedestrian that was near that offramp. again, corey nir has arrived -- coroner has arrived. we're not sure if the deceased is a man or a woman. we're waiting for a police spokesman to arrive on the -- on the scene.

i can't see the car that hit the pesh. not sure if the driver stayed on scene. they are investigating. we're trying to talk to investigators to find out what happened. this certainly is affecting traffic. this will be here, you know, for some time so that police can gather some evidence of what they can here. reporting live from san mateo, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. a playstation 4 is the focus of a deadly shooting now under investigation in san francisco. police say it started with an internet ad and ended with gunfire. ktvu's tara moriarty is outside of the hall of justice with new information from the police chief. tara? >> reporter: yeah, we just were in contact with him. he said the department is actively pursuing leads and hopes to have the person in custody soon. we know officers have been canvassing the neighborhood where it happened. they are hoping that that video do lead to an arrest. all of this happened around 3:30 this afternoon yesterday.

the victim and his girlfriend drove to the bayview district to sell mr. playstation 4 to someone who answered an online ad. sources say the couple was accosted by a gunman who demanded the system. even when he surrendered it, the 22-year-old victim was shot several times and killed. the couple of advertised hoping to make a couple hundred dollars profit. but meeting a stranger through online ads holds obvious dangers. >> i don't know if it's unique to playstation or anything else. people do robberies. i don't know why this one transpired but we'll do all we can to investigate it. >> reporter: after he was shot, the victim and his girlfriend ended up a few weeks away on bayshore boulevard near highway 101. the woman was not hurt but the man died at san francisco general hospital. the victim's puppy was found alive in the car. coming up at 8:00ing we expect

to -- 8:00 we expect to talk to police to see exactly where they stand in the investigation. live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police searching for a suspect in a deadly overnight shooting. police say a man was shot to death at about 10:00 last night outside a home on coolidge avenue and school street. officers are now asking any witnesses to come forward. >> do believe there may have been some sort of vehicle involved. what the involvement was at this time, we do not know. >> it's the 84th homicide of the year in oakland. time now 7:07. a couple of small earthquakes shook the southern edge of santa clara county this morning. 3.7 quake hit about 2:05 this morning about five miles south of gilroy. the usgs actually downgraded it from an initial 3.9. then there was a 2.5 in the same area about a half-hour

later. some residents said, yeah, it woke them up. but so far there's no word of any damage or injuries. the a-gender teen set on fire while aboard a bus last month may be back at school as early as this morning. the teenager was attacked four weeks ago while he was sleeping on an a.c. transit bus. the skirt sasha was wearing was set on fire. a 16-year-old boy who has admitted to setting him on fire is still in jail. concerns about fights and bullying in west contra costa schools will be talked about at a meeting tonight. there was a fight between three girls and a transgender student. the bz transgender said he was

being bullied before the fight. we have new information about the man who was lit and killed by a car friday night near the dumbarton bridge toll plaza. he's 29-year-old louise angulo. police say he was walking on the southeast side of the -- on the east side of the bridge. police say alcohol was not a factor for the driver. it's still not clear why the man was walking along the bridge. the san francisco examiner reports the unions are pursuing possible legal action. they could file a lawsuit soon or go on strike. last week, b.a.r.t. said the paid leave was included by mistake. union leaders said it was there all along. federal investigators will examine the data recorder of a

new york commuter train to fick out what caused it to de -- figure out what caused it to detail killing four people. a locomotive, the entire train jumped the tracks. the force of theism path sent passengers flying. three of the four people who were killed were found outside of the train. our mission is to understand not just what happened but why it happened the with intent of -- it happened with the intent of preventing it to happen. >> the speed limit where the train derailed is 30 miles an hour. investigators don't know how fast this train was going. coming up, we'll take you live to the scene where the very latest on that crash. a new planned parenthood clinic said to open today on the peninsula is not being welcomed by everyone in the area. the new clinic is on el camino

real. it will provide primary health services and abortions. some people are circulating a petition to get the clinic moved saying it will decrease property values. dozens of billboards promoting atheism are being unveiled. they feature area residents and quotes why they say they are nonbelievers. all 55 billboards have been paid for by the freedom from religion organization. >> we're trying to encourage others to speak up, especially this time of year when we're so inundated by jesus stories and the music when you shop and everywhere. >> supporters say the billboards are meant to speak to atheists as part of the come out of the closet campaign. they will stay up for one month. 7:11. still alive after being under

water for ten minutes. >> it's murky water. it's three feet of visibility. what we're finding out about the condition of a little boy rescued by a creek in vallejo. emotions running high for friends of actor paul walker. good morning. we do have breaking news in san mateo. el camino is closed. you can see traffic is being diverted. we'll tell you more about this crash coming up. there is a little bite to the morning air. if you're in the fog, it can be downright cold. but cold is the key word. it's sunny for most. but there will be a big change in the forecast. i will tell you what that is coming up. [ female announcer ] i like to mix things up a bit

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welcome back. investigators are still trying to drl the cause of a fiery car crash that killed paul walker over the weekend. walker's friend was driving the porsche that slammed into a light pole and burst into flames. fans have been going to the crash scene lighting candles and placing flowers at the spot where walker died. >> he's a family-oriented guy. really humble, sweet guy. everyone loves the movies, you flow. it's just devastating. really devastating. >> investigators say speed was, indeed, a factor in the crash. a yellow honda sports car was seen parked near the crash site. there's speculation it may have been racing the porsche but that's not confirmed yet. walker was in the area for a charity event for the victims of typhoon haiyan. and tyrese gibson, he went to the crash site. you can see how upset he was. he placed a single rose down

and also picked up a piece of the wreckage. tyrese gibson had started with walker in some of the "fast and furious" movies. they were right in the process of shooting a 7th installment of that movie series. millions of online shoppers will shop today for cyber monday. according to shopper track, online sales are expected to be a huge hit this year. analysts say the sales could reach $2 billion. last year online sales hit 1.5 billion. the national retail federation seas eight in ten retailers are offering special cyber monday deals. a lot of them free shipping as well. speaking of ship, cyber monday is forcing fed-ex to prepare for its busiest day in history. by the end of today, fed-ex is expected to move about 22 million packages. it won't be until the end of the holiday season that fed-ex employees can slow down. on december 9th and 15th, they are expected to move an

additional 20 million packages each day. spending appears done town. one trade group says 141 million people shopped in stores and online between thanksgiving and sunday. last year, that number was 137 million. the national retail federation says shoppers spent less this year than last year. they say spending fell 2.9%. well, police officers in fremont will use bikes to crack down on crime at shopping centers this holiday season. the department will have teams of two bicycle police officers that will be sent to shopping centers every weekend until december 29th. the bicycle patrols will add mobility also increase the range of traditional foot patrols, especially on crowded sidewalks and in parking lots. large numbers of monarch butterflies are meaug greating to bridges state beaches and

parks. it's estimated there are 4600 of the special insects. some specialists say there are closer to 5,000. they began to migration in the fall and have traveled up to 3,000 miles. i've seen those in pacific grove. gorgeous. incredible video out of australia of a sea eagle 70- mile flight. at one point the bird looks directly into the lens. hello. park rangers left the camera along the banks of the margaret river. they were shocked to learn this was stolen by an eagle and abandoned 70 miles away. >> here's looking at you. >> pretty funny. >> yes. nothing funny about the commute in san mateo. sal, we got a major mess right now. >> yes, we do. as a matter of fact, this mess is on el camino real southbound right near highway 92. traffic is being diverted right

now off el camino real in the area. and the freeway traffic above is also a little bit slow because people cannot get off on highway -- on the el camino real, the certain exits here. you can see traffic on the freeway is slowing down. now, northbound traffic is getting through. but as we see, traffic is being kind of funneled down as you approach the 92 exit. this is because of a fatal crash involving a pedestrian and a car and a lot of san mateo police are on the scene along with the county coroner doing the investigation right now. let's take a look at the live picture of the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up for about a 15 to 20-minute delay. nothing more than that. the fog seems to have lifted a little bit. better visibility getting across into san francisco. if you are driving on the freeways on castro valley, 580 looks good. 880 a little bit slow as you head down towards hayward and fremont. let's go to steve.

all right. thank you, sal. well, sunrise looks good for some. beautiful up towards the sierra as well. if you are in the fog, you are like, i can't see a thing. today that tweener day or transition day. it's definitely an increase in some of the fog today. we'll see a cooler pattern. the big-time cooling starts tomorrow and kicks in and drops in wednesday and thursday. it will be mostly sunny but that fog racing down the coast and filling in around the bay. some higher clouds to the north, especially mendocino county and lake county. it's cold. 30s and 40s for some 50, half moon bay. 34, santa rosa. novato, same for fairfield, 38 walnut creek. it will be tough to get above 58, 59. snow, rain is up in seattle and portland. there's not a lot with this. but they are getting of that -- getting some of that. maybe an isolated shower

tomorrow. really the cold air is the big story. we'll drop 5, 10 degrees tomorrow for sure as highs go in the upper 30s and 40s. today will be cooler. inland temperatures will struggle to get over 49 degrees as we head to wednesday and thursday. not a lot of rain with this system. we start off with the fog. mostly sunny. wind picks up. some clouds to the north bay. but temperatures, well they will be in the 60s today and then a lot of 50s tomorrow. low to mid-60s here. san rafael, 63. 63 walnut creek, alameda at 60. morgan hill, 66. gilroy will be one of the warmest at 67. 50s if you have the fog. it's -- i know brandon in pacifica -- i think he said 46, 48, damp and cold. the big news, again, will be wednesday, thursday, friday. there is will be lows in the 20s inland. even along the coast, low to

mid-30s are possible. widespread freezing as we get to midweek. partly sunny, partly cloudy into tuesday. probably wednesday, could be a few showers around. but i think the cold air and the breeze will be the big story and then some increasing clouds towards the weekend. >> thank you, steve. 7:21. remembering a teenager shot and killed by deputies in sonoma county. the new proposal that would dedicate a park in his honor. the growing concerns about the threat of plastic guns. how a law that's due to expire may cause new problems for schools and for the government.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." the u.s. congress gets back to work today for the last december push before their break. according to congressional records, there have been fewer than 60 public laws he acted by the -- enacted by congress in the first half of the year.

that's the lowest number ever. among the unfinished business, confirmation of janet yellen, passage of a farm bill currently held up byes ady greet of funding levels for food stamps. another item on congress's must- do list is renewing a law to prohibits weapons manufacturers for making guns that cannot be detected by security systems. 7:25. the napa city council is due to meet tomorrow on whether to repeal a controversial mel marijuana medical ordinance. the city attorneys have recommended repealing the ordinance over concerns allowing clinics to open would lead the city vulnerable to federal prosecution.

if you have an opinion on this, the meting starts at 6:30 tomorrow night at napa's city hall. tonight, the martinez public safety committee will debate the issue of outside marijuana grow operations -- operations in the city. some residents have complained about the smell, odor of large outdoor glowing operations in the -- greeing operations in the -- growing operations in the neighborhood. they found the growers were legally authorized to grow medical marijuana. a new exhibit in san francisco proves you don't need brushes and a canvass to paint any more. the exhibit at the museum features water color, charcoal and video. hockny says he started drying on his iphone years and started to use a app called brushes to create some more famous work. if you would like to check it

out, that exhibit runs until january 20th. 7:26. a big story this morning, breaking news from san mateo, this is a live picture of backed up traffic. police say a car hit a pedestrian on el camino real near highway 98. we'll tell you what you need to know if you have to travel in that area. >> reporter: and thieves in vallejo are targeting careless atm users. of the mistake victims are taking -- the mistake victims are making and the warning that's coming out from police. we had a beautiful sunday. that's for sure. mid-70s. things will be cooler. and then a lot colder. how much koehler, i will tell you -- colder, i will tell you. a subaru...

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good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i want to take you down to san mateo and this is a mess. as you can see, diverting traffic there. this is el camino real. there was a fatal accident there. now an investigation going on. traffic, very slow, as you can see. that roadway is completely closed at that point. sal will be coming up to tell us the best way to get around all of this in just a moment. and the investigation is going on. good morning. i'm dave clark. pam cook is here for tori campbell and we're gonna check weather and traffic. sal will be here in a moment.

but steve, our weather is gonna change beyond what we see today. >> the big change has been the fog. some of it very thick. patrick in redwood shores says san mateo bridge, chris near san bruno says it's come crashing in over the hills. alameda, really thick here. higher clouds coming in from the north. that's the leading edge of our system. it's still cold inland. 30s cold. napa, upper 30s, mid-40s as well. any precip so far seems to be confined to the pacific northwest. some of that is inching towards northern california. for us, the main impact will be a partly to mostly sunny day especially from everywhere i think the north bay where they will get a few clouds. it will be sunny today. it will be cooler. the wind will pick up. the cold air begins to filter in and drops in here by wednesday morning. low to mid-60s. here's sal. >> we have a fatal collision between a car and a pedestrian in san mateo. that's been there now for almost an hour. southbound el camino real which

is what you are seeing right here is being tie verted on qnd -- diverted on westbound 92. northbound traffic is getting through. this is going to be here for a while as with any fatal collision. the investigation is rather long. one of the ways you can get around it. if you want to get on the freeway, you can just go up to alameda and use that. i would recommend that to get on the freeway. if you are just driving for a few blocks around the scene. you can use palm avenue. just make a left on 17th. make a right on palm. that will take you past toward the closure or you can use south delaware street. both streets will put you parallel and you can go around the problem and april void this. you can see -- avoid this. you can see people are causing a little bit of a traffic jam on e.c.r. here. bay bridge toll plaza is backed under all the way out to the macarthur maze. in most of the lanes, it's

backed up for a 20, 25-minute delay. i want to look at the maps in contra costa county. you can see a lot of red on the maps. pockets into richmond. highway 4 is not bad. but 680 is slow from concord to walnut creek. you can see highway 4 persistent slow traffic through the construction zone. let's go back to the desk. a warning from police in vallejo after three atm robberies in one week. alex savidge is in the area now to tell us the mistakes some victims are making out there. >> reporter: well, vallejo police say inative -- inattentive atm users are forgetting to close out their transactions before they walk away. we just saw a woman do that a short time ago. that can leave an opening for thieves who will sneak in and they are able too take out money according to -- to take out money according to police. the same senator has played out here at banks in vallejo.

the latest crime, yesterday. at this bank of america on sonoma boulevard. this is where a woman was robbed after she left her account opened. police say the victim was taking out money around 2:30 in the afternoon when she noticed the man at the atm next to her. the woman started to walk away, then saw that man move over to the same atm that she had been using and the victim realized that she had not closed out other transaction. she tried to stop the man but police say he grabbed the woman by the neck, ined her tense a -- pinned her against the wall, took out crash from her account and ran off. >> if you step away before that closes out, that opens an opportunity for someone that would want to prey on your inattention. >> police don't believe the same person is behind all three of these similar crimes that have happened in the past week in vallejo. of course, during the holidays this morning to stay cautious

is extra important. people say -- police, i should say, say that a lot of people are taking out a lot more cash to do holiday shopping. so the warning from vallejo police, close out the atm transaction before you walk away. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more about this shoulder surfing. this scam costs bank of america customers thousands of dollars. police recovered $11,000 from one suspect arrested. bank of america says they know about the scam, they are working with law enforcement on ways to handle the problem. new this morning, police say a 2-year-old who fell into a vallejo creek is making a strong recovery and off life support. family members say the toddler fell into the water at blue

creek while fishing with his grandmother on saturday. rescue crews rushed the child to the hospital in critical condition but now he's likely to make a full recovery. they credit the child's age and the temperature of the water with saving his life. >> if the water is cold enough, then it also puts them into a state of shock. it actually preserves the cardiac and brain function. >> rescuers say if the child had not been wearing a white shirt, it would have been much more difficult to spot him in the murky water. the stench of smoke permeates the hall weaus of an apartment building an after a fire that started in the garbage room. the building is on continental way. smoke got if through a garbage chute. >> what happened, was the garbage can caught on fire somehow. fire spread up the garbage chute into the third and second floors. >> the chief says most of the smoke was on the third floor so

the first crews on scene looked there for the fire. the second crew arrived and helped out. no one was hurt. >> reports that an off-duty firefighter helped pull people to safety on interstate 580. here's video of the tow truck mauling away a burned out volkswagen beetle. the car went up in flames near the highway 24 connector. the chp says the fire did block the connector but no one was hurt. this week sonoma county supervisors are expected to build a park in honor of a teenaged boy shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy. a memorial with flowers and pictures was created for 13- year-old andy lopez near the spot where he was shot. lopez was killed when the deputy mistakenly thought the toy gun he was holding was real. the press democrat reports that supervisors are mulling over a

few ideas crud -- including a park in the moreland avenue neighborhood where lopez grew up and died. supervisors are due to talk about the issue tomorrow. federal investigators will examine the new york train's data recorder to try to determine what caused it to derail, killing four people and injuring more than 60 others. chris welch is in new york with the latest on the investigation. good morning, chris. >> reporter: well, good morning, pam. ntsb investigators have been on the scene throughout the night. they are still here today. what they are doing is trying to put some of the cars on the tracks upright again. but still no answer as to what caused the train to go off the tracks. this jarring image of a passenger train turned on its side can't compare to what passengers inside the train saw and heard. >> i heard a lot of crunching and grinding. i started to see stars in front of my eyes and i thought is

this the end. >> reporter: nobody walked way uneffected. >> this will be a trying thing for them to get back on the train. >> reporter: investigators from the ntsb will review data from event recorders recovered from the scene. similar to what would be found on an airplane. >> the data from the boxes will give us insight into what was going on at the time. we'll combine that with other information, with other activities. >> reporter: a locomotive was pushing seven passenger cars around a 30-mile-an-hour curve when the whole train left the tracks. investigators don't know how fast it was going. >> the mta will be cooperating fully with the ntsb in this investigation. the mta wants to know as much as anyone what happened with this accident if there's a lesson to be learned because safety is job one. >> reporter: passengers trying

to get home from the thanksgiving holiday, are expected to get by on nearby train lanes or being taken by bus. donna smith, james lovell, james ferrari and one other individual was killed in this accident. now, the ntsb says it could be seven to ten days before this train and this line here, this particular part of the line is back up and operational. good morning good morning from new york. back to -- good morning from new york. back to you. >> thank you. how police say they are closing in on a gunman who shot and killed a young man over a sony playstation 4. home deliveries from the sky? the new service one internet giant plans to launch in the near future. the traffic out there for the most part is doing pretty well. we do have some problems.

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4,000 trt. cyber monday, big day for the retailers to continue the shopping frenzy that began on thanksgiving night, actually. amazon customers will one day receive deliveries from unmanned drones when you do your cyber shopping. the retailer plans to launch this -- a helicopter. looks kind of like a toy helicopter. the idea is to deliver a package by the drones. they won't be ready for at least another four or five years. the hunger games, still number onant the box office. >> what are you talking about? who has to know what? >> the movie brought in $75 million in the second weekend.

hunger games affecting more than ticket sales. it's affecting archery sales. since the release of the movie, the target audience has changed dramatically. women and children are taking up the sport. before you would only find green camouflage when you walked down that aisle, but you now bows with polka-dots. >> really, before, it was adults, males and a little bit of females in it. now the children are the big focus. there are big market -- they are our big market. >> i think "brave" had something to do with that. new this morning, vice president joe biden arrived in japan a couple of hours argue. first stop of -- ago. first stop of his tour. and caroline kennedy will be greeting him. in addition to japan, vice

president biden will go to china and south korea. the man in charge of fixing the healthcare.gov website says his team did its job and met its goals. jeff zion says the website can handle 50,000 users at the same time. that was the goal the obama administration had set for november 30th. die unsays the speed of the -- zion says the speed of the website has more than tripled. >> the bottom line, healthcare.gov on december 1st is night and day from where it was on october 1st. >> now, the next major test of healthcare.gov is probably gonna come in the next few weeks. governor jerry brown and the california legislature will receive a salary increase starting today. the governor's pay will go from 165,000 a year to nearly 174,000. lawmakers will receive a 5%

bump with most based salaries increasing from 90,000 to 95,000. the governor will accept his raise, a dozen legislators say they will not because many californians are still trying to recover from the recession. the commission deciding on pay hike after slashing salaries in 2008. two people detained for questioning after a man died in the parking lot of arrowhead stadium. now, police say the incident did not involve fans from opposing teams but that the man died after some kind of confrontation between a driver and a stranger he found in his car. they are calling the death suspicious. so far no arrests have been made. the san carlos gas pipeline under scrutiny about the safety returns to service today. pg&e says that gas line will run well below the normal pressure for a gas pipeline.

the line was taken out of service in early october because of questions about the safety. it was raised by an engineer to worried that cold welding could cause another explosion like the san bruno disaster. san cass lows city officials say -- san carlos city officials say more testing needs to be done. will ferrell surprised viewers with ron burgundy. >> thank you for joining us. >> he stayed completely in character during the half-hour evening newscast on saturday in bismarck, north dakota. while he kept a straight face, the other anchors struggled to keep their composure. if you want to see mere of the newscast, go to ktvu.com. look for it on our home page under the section from our news partners and also under hot topics. we turn to some real

commute problems. sal, what's happening on the peninsula? >> in san mateo, we have the problem on el camino real that's shut down at 92. this is because of a fatal collision involving two dars and a ped. now -- two cars and a pedestrian. now, police say there's one car that's outstanding. it's a white buick last scene southbound from highway 92 probably on el camino real. janine de la vega is on the scene. she's been asking questions of the authorities and she will have more on this coming up at the top of the hour. but we want you to aslide el camino real. you can -- avoid el camino real. you can use delaware street or go a short distance on palm avenue. that would be better. avoid this area. and 92 nearby which is what you see up there, that's crowded. as george turns to the left, you can see how el camino real is a big mess heading southbound. i would recommend just avoiding it and getting on delaware instead. let's take a look at some other

pictures. highway 4 is slow in antioch but 680 is slower from 242 as you drove to walnut creek. we also have slow traffic -- i want to get rid of that. we also have slow traffic on 80 westbound as you drive through richmond. the traffic is going to be slow all the way down to el cerrito. one more thing. sorry, steve. westbound bay bridge backed up for a 20-minute delay. the fog seems to have lifted. now i can say here's my friend steve. >> thank you, sal. >> you are welcome. >> very good morning to all of you. a few high clouds around. sunny for some. foggy for others. it's a -- a little chill is starting to set in. you can probably notice a difference today today is that transition day and then the cooling begins tomorrow and then the cold air starts to arrive wednesday into thursday. it tlb mostly sunny today unless you are up towards the north bay. definitely some fog came racing in. some of that will be slow to

burn off. it looked like it's lifted. higher clouds to the north probably won't produce much rain. maybe mendocino later. 30s for many inland. 40s to 50s closer to the coast. 36 ukiah. it will be a cool day there. 30 up in tahoe. here's our system, the main impact will be the cold air. when you get the get the cold air it doesn't -- get the cold air, it doesn't hold any moisture. the cold air is the big story. it's on its way. the wind is beginning to pick up. especially on the coast. some inland areas will start later today. but tomorrow is really the more dramatic change. taughted is subtle change. wednesday, thursday. it's going to be crazy cold around here. something we haven't seen in a long time. our cloud rain forecast washes

it out. so the system comes by and we will get some partly cloudy skies. there will be some slow in the sierra but for us, this looks like more cold than anything else. wednesday and also into thursday. not much left of this system. but it's on the way. some thick fog here, lifting a little bit. some sun, mostly sunny. partly cloudy to the north. cooler. the wind picks up. highs will be in the 60s for many. i mean, low to mid. but after today, tomorrow, i will drop these about 10 degrees. it will be 55 for many locations. the warmest weather was on sunday. the widespread freezing, though, wednesday into friday. there will be 20s for lows inland as we head towards them especially in wind-protected areas. after wednesday, then it's just sunny side up. we might be changing toward the weekend. >> because of the cold weather, shelters are opening in the south bay before the temperatures dip in the 30s.

three shelters in santa clara county are set to open at 6:00. a group working to end homelessness will provide 275 beds in sunnyvale, san jose and gilroy, the group is reviving -- reserving some beds as well. 7:53. planned parenthood opening some new doors on the peninsula. the controversy that surrounds it and why some people don't want it to happen. and the post office needs your help. how you can help them and santa this holiday season.

state game wardens now have a nonlethal option for relocating mountain lions that somehow wander into residential areas. the of two cubs in half moon bay last summer prompted this new law. senator jerry hill introduced a bill allowing game wardens to partner with nonprofits to safely capture and relocate mountain lions, whereas in the past, they were only allowed to shoot and kill them. >> they always have to look at public safety first. this gives them the opportunity to make other decisions. >> the new law takes effect -- takes effect january 1st but the department of fish and wildlife has changed its operating procedures. so far, seven mountain lions around the state have been safely moved. a former walnut creek police officer has won the use

of the amber alert. this will allow the chp to issue an amber alert for any endangered person, even if the person the child is with has custody. this change comes after an amber alert was not issued for a 5-year-old girl was issued in 2005 when the mother threatened to harm her. they were found later dead in a murder-suicide. the u.s. postal service is asking for volunteers to help santa. for more than 100 years, the postal service has offered the letters to santa. the gifts are shipped, addressed and the program starts tomorrow and runs through december 19th. all right. 7:57. breaking news on the peninsula, a bad accident, a pedestrian hit and killed by a car. this is what we're talking about. we're talking about a major bay area road that's been shut down

as police investigate this deadly accident. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where a 22-year-old is killed over a sony playstation. we'll tell you about the new bit the information we've learned about the victim. if you are driving on the bay area roads, right now the freeway traffic is getting busier. i will tell you with where the traffic is slow on parts of the peninsula. fog came roaring back. parts of the bay inland. it will be sunny today but it will be cooler and we'll get cooler and cooler. i will tell you how much cooler coming up. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh.

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." live pictures from san mateo. look at this. a lot of traffic. part of el camino real where it connects to highway 92, completely shut down. police investigating a deadly accident involving a pedestrian. now we're hearing this was a hit and run. we've been following this story since 6:20 this morning. we just found out important new information. stay tuned. we'll tell you who police are looking for coming up in a live report. good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cool in for tori campbell today. let's check in with steve paulson. you are talking about very cold weather heading our way. >> on the way, on the way.

it's coming right down the coast. some of that has filled in for the bay. it looks like it's lifting a little bit. this is just the beginning of not -- it's a dynamic system in the form of -- it will give us cold air. a lot of 30s here. some of these temperatures might seem warm as we head towards wednesday and thursday. all of the more act ivelt weather and snow is up in the pacific northwest. some of it went through portland. there's been some rain towards crescent city. not a lot. we're going to see a few high clouds here. the breeze is going to pick up as well. that will start to cool things down today. 50s and 60s. temperatures -- this might be the warmest day of the week. they will be on the cool side. not as warm as sunday. the wind picks up. a few high clouds overall, 50s to low and mid-60s. we do have problems around the bay area. we're gonna start with a look at the foggy conditions that you just mentioned on the eastshore freeway. you can kind of see, we won't

be able to show you the entire picture, because it's foggy. this little snippette is what we can show you. the traffic is moderately heavy in from hercules. i will show you that on the map in a moment. at the bay bridge, we have a backup that's about 20, 25 minutes. some of the left lanes are not getting a lot of use. trust me. it will be that long unless you use the carpool lane. i mentioned the east shore, all the way from hercules this morning, it's backed up as you drive over to the berkeley area. now, b.a.r.t., caltrain and muni are reporting any delays. we're also following a very tragic accident in san mateo. this is breaking news on the peninsula. a pedestrian has been hit and killed by a car and parts of el camino real have been shut down. ktvu's janine de la vega is live on the scene with more information on what happened. janine? >> reporter: sal, you can see that traffic is really tied up here in the southbound lanes on el camino real. now the only way you can get on 92 from el camino real is the

southbound lanes. that's if you just want to go westbound on 92. el camino real is closed from borel avenue to 20th because of this deadly accident. police say a car hit a man on el camino real near highway 92 at about 6:15 this morning. he died at the scene. the police closed off the road to investigate and gather evidence. they are calling this a hit and run because they've determined that two vehicles were involved in the accident. >> there appears to be two vehicles involved. one vehicle that remained here at the scene. the other vehicle that fled the scene, swhoi a white buick. it was last seen fleeing southbound on el camino real. that's all we know at this point. as we're gathering more information about the investigation. >> reporter: that white buick was last seen traveling southbound on el camino real from 92. at this point, we don't have a license plate number. again, police are still trying to gather evidence.

we don't know if that white buick is the car that hit the man or if it's the other car that stayed that was responsible for hitting the man. all we know is that both vehicles were involved. again, as far as the closures go, southbound el camino real ramps both heading in the eastbound and if you -- if you want to go eastbound or westbound are closed. you can see this traffic tieup on el camino real. police are advising you avoid the area. they don't have an estimated time on when they are gonna open everything back un. because, again, they still have to investigate. reporting live from san mateo, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. 8:04. a man in san francisco killed over a video game console. it's sounding like his girlfriend saw the whole thing. tara moriarty is live with new information. >> reporter: we've just discovered that the victims were traveling in a rental car. other than that, we don't have much information on them, other

than the fact they were from hayes valley. we did talk to chief suhr this morning and he says his department is actively pursuing leads and they hope to have a suspect in custody soon. this happened at 3:30 yesterday afternoon. broad daylight. the victim and his girlfriend drove to the bayview in their suv to sell their playstation to someone who answered an online ad. sources say the couple was accosted by a gunman. even when he surrendered it, the 22-year-old victim was shot several times. >> drove away from the scene as soon as they could. and contacted police and they called an ambulance. >> the victim and his girlfriend ended up bayshore boulevard near highway 101. the woman was not hurt but the man died at san francisco general hospital. their puppy was found inside

the this vehicle okay. they were hoping to make a few hundred dollars' profit on the popular gaming system. we understand that officers have canvassed the neighborhood where this happened. they are looking at surveillance video hoping that could lead to an arrest. back to you. oakland police are searching for a suspect in a deadly overnight shooting. police say a man was shot to death on coolidge and school street about 10:00. it was oakland's 84th homicide of the year. police want witnesses to come forward. new this morning, a couple of minor earthquakes shook the southern edge of santa clara county. the magnitude quake hit around 2:05. five miles south of gilroy. the usgs downgraded it from a 3.9. some people who live in and around gilroy felt it. there was a 2.5 around 1:30

this morning. no reports of any damage or injuries. 8:06. we have new information this morning about the man who was hit and killed by a man friday night near the dumbarton bridge toll plaza. he's been identified as 21-year- old lewis angulo of santa clara. police say he was walking on the east side of the bridge when he was hit by a westbound car. investigators say alcohol was not a factor for the driver. still not clear why he was walking along the bridge. the unions involved in the crt dispute with b.a.r.t. say they might sue this weekend. the examiner reports the unions are pursuing possible legal action. they could file a lawsuit soon or possibly go on strike. last month, b.a.r.t.'s board of directors removed a provision granting six weeks of family leave. b.a.r.t. says the clause was included by mistake. union leaders claim it was there all along. they say what the board did is illegal. millions of online shoppers

will go virtual shopping today for cyber monday. the group shopper track says online sales are expected to be huge this year. cyber monday sales could reach $2 billion. last year, online sales hit 1.5 billion. the national retail federation says eight in ten retailers are offering special cyber monday deals. >> take advantage of deal sites as well as online databases that help direct all of the information in one place. it really takes the hard work out of it for you. >> experts recommend to keep your identity safe. check for the ssl padlock icon and always use a credit card, not a debit card. today will be the busiest day for fed-ex. by the end of today, they are expected to move around 22 million shipments. it won't be until the end of the holiday season that fed-ex employees can actually slow

down. on december 9th and december 16th, the delivery company is expected to move an additional 20 million shipments every day. stores may have seen record crowds, but reports show that spending actually dropped. one trade group says 141 million people shopped in the stores and online from thanksgiving until sunday. last year, that number was lower. 137million. the national retail federation says shoppers spent less than last year. fremont police will use bikes to crack down on crimes at the shopping centers this holiday season. the department will have teams of two bicycle officers that will be deployed to shopping centers every weekend until december 29th. the patrols will enhance mobility and increase the range of foot patrols especially on crowded sidewalks and in the parking lot. we're learning more about google's plans for a mysterious

barge being built near treasure island. google may be planning to open a floating retail store. google will build three vessels at treasure island and then dock them in san francisco, los angeles and new york. each one would be used to display google products. 8:09. three atm robberies in one week. >> sometimes people attempt to push the buttons too fast and they are gone and here he is taking all of the money out. >> where it's happening and the common mistake all victims made. very high emotions over the death of paul walker. how his friends and fans are remembering his life. traffic is doing okay in sma san jose as you -- in san jose as you drive downtown. but there's slow spots. sunny, cool, cold. foggy and cold for others. there will be some change

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[ male announcer ] discover the world of nespresso welcome back. 8:13. the agender teen set on fire aboard an oakland bus last month is expected back in school as early as today. 18-year-old sasha fleishman came home on tuesday after spending 24 days in a burn unit in san francisco. the teenager was attacked four weeks ago while sleeping on an a.c. transit bus. the skirt sasha was wearing was set on fire. a 16-year-old boy who admitted

to setting sasha on fire is still in jail awaiting his next court date. concerns about violence and bullying in west contra costa schools will be talked about at a public meeting tonight. the school district called tonight's meeting after a video videotape -- after a videotape fight was posted on youtube. a transgender student said she was being bullied before the fight. the public meeting will be held at 6:30 in richmond at atle -- at the school. the new planted parent hood clin sick not -- clinic -- the new plan the parenthood clinic is not being welcomed by some residents who are circulating a petition to get the clinic moved. they say it will lower property values an affect nearby

businesses. investigators are trying to drl -- trying to determine the cause of the fiery crash that killed paul walker. fans have been going to the crash seen lighting flowers and placing candles at -- lighting candles and placing flowers where he died. >> nice a humble, sweet guy. everyone loves the movies. it's just devastating, really devastating. >> investigators say speed was a factor in the crash. a yellow honda sports car was seen parked near the crash scene. there's speculation they may have been racing but authorities have not confirmed that. walker was in the area to attend a charity event for victims of typhoon haiyan. a ninth body has been recovered from a helicopter in

scotland. police say they are taking their time removing the wreckage because the building is at risk of crashing. >> within five minutes, it was all dust. people couldn't breathe or see. i feel so sorry for the families. >> people have been coming around the area to lay flowers. 12 people are still in the hospital. as the holiday see soon really gets underway, firefighters are reminding you about the risk of fire from dry christmas trees. christmas trees are linked to hundreds of fires every year. we'll show you video of how quickly a dry tree can go up in flames compared to a tree that's been watered regularly. >> we get a green tree that's not too dry in case we forget to water it. it's still green. >> firefighters say tree fires are started by lights with a

short in it or overheated extension cords. they recommend you check all lights for burned out bulbs and frayed ends. they always say keep your tree away from heaters and candles. we may see some of the work underway on sfo's terminal 3 just in time for the holiday travel season. the new boarding area at the terminal is due to open in january with ten gates for united airlines and a lot of luxury amenities. officials say the boarding area will have high-tech interactive displays along with local dining and shopping and a sustainable design. a luxury lounge in the terminal is due to open next summer. sfo is using special dogs like this one to make travel more enjoyable. this week, volunteers from the san francisco spca will bring to the airport eight certified therapy dogs. they just stand there let you

hug them, the purpose is to help soothe the frayed nerves of stressed out passengers. they are known as the wag brig aids and will have vests that simply say "pet me." >> i love that. great idea. let's check back in with sal. unfortunately a very rough spot in the commute this morning. we've had a couple of spots. this one is the worse of the bay area in san mateo. we have el camino real, it's still closed for the investigation of a deadly ped crash. it's a hit and run. part of el camino real is shut down until they finish the investigation and traffic is being diverted onto westbound 92 which, by the way, is putting more pressure on nearby highway 92. if you want to avoid all of this, you might want to use delaware as an alternate or even make a left on 17th and go down palm for a few weeks. avoid this bottleneck. as you can see, it's causing a lot of slow traffic. on 92, especially westbound, it is going to be slow.

let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up for a 25- minute delay. it's not gotten better. it's still slow. it's a little foggy in some of the areas around the drive. steve and i have -- steve and i have been telling you about the fog. you could be driving in perfect weather and then be driving in fog. the bay area roads don't look too bad but 580 has not been good from livermore to dublin. over to castro valley, it's slow. 880 backed up from about leweling down to fremont. that's not a pretty drive. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. some areas, fog around. some areas are thick. if you are in the fog, it's cold. that will be the key word as we go forward, not fog, cold. today is the in-between day, transition as we go from the very warm december 112 temperatures -- december 1st temperatures to cooler today

and colder as we go into wednesday. the crazy cold looks like it's on the way. you get the 20s. it will be cold around here. a lot of high clouds and a lot of fog. a few high clouds to the north. there's really not to a lot to the system as far as rain goes. there's some in the pacific northwest. 30s, 40s, even some low 50s. 50 -- if the breeze is picking up or you have the cloud cover in eureka, you get 50s. been some rain, snow up in the pacific northwest. main low is up here. we'll get a piece of that. the western edge is going to brush northern california over the next 48 hours. the cold air is the big story. not only taurd, probably the rest of the week -- not only today, probably the rest of the week. low to mid-50s and then upper 40s to low 50s. the winds are beginning to show signs of picking up. it will later tonight and inland temperatures will struggle as we head towards

wednesday and thursday. with lows in the 20s for some. here we go. we do have i think a mostly sunny day. a hot lot of the higher clouds. clouds a little bit to the north bay up toads mendocino andlake county. fog, sun, cooler. today, upper 50s, 60s. the days are very short. 60s, low, mid. alameda, 60. livermore, 65. brentwood, oakley, 65. pittsburgh is in there. but jim said in pittsburg, it feels cooler. yes, i would agree. upper 60s, maybe santa clara valley. 50s and 60s for much of the coast. palo alto at 62. woodside in there. wednesday, thursday, friday, there will be widespread freezing. probably freeze warnings or advisories posted for 20s inland. even some low to mid-30s possible along the coast in sheltered areas. i doubt we get much in the way of precip. the cold air is the biggest story. the wind cranks up. we may get some increasing clouds. a little change by the weekend.

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congress getting back to work for a last december push before taking their christmas break. according to congressional records in 11 months, congress has passed less than 60 public laws. that's the lowest number ever. that's why many call this the least productive congress ever. among congress's unfinished business for this year, confirming janet yellen as the new fed chair and passing a farm bill that's held up by disagreements for paying the funding levels for food stars. another item on the must-do list, renewing a law that bands weaponsmakers from making guns that can't be detected by security systems. rye now the law is due to expire december 9th. the extension is delayed because lawmakers are arguing over whether to simply extend the law or change it to include a new provision aimed at specifically adding 3-d printed weapons. a panda cub born three months ago at the national zoo in washington, d.c. finally has

a name. i want to show you little bow- bow. >> bow-bow. >> the name means treasure or precious. the name was announced yesterday as the cub turned 100 days old. she's only the second surviving cub born in washington. she got the name after a contest. the name received 120,000 votes from the public. this is krill video you have to see out of australia. a sea eagle 70-mile flight. at one point, the bird looks directly in the lens. park rangers left the camera along the banks of the river in may, hoping to capture video of captures but they were shocked to discover it had been stolen by the eagle and abandoned 70 days away -- 70 miles away. survivers are talking about that deadly train derailment in

new york. >> the gravel and glass were flying into the windows from the tracks. >> the clue investigators have to help them figure out what went wrong. >> reporter: thieves targeting inattentive users in vallejo. we'll tell you about a series of similar crimes and tell you what the victims are forgetting to do. san mateo on the peninsula, southbound el camino real has been shut down now going on a couple of hours for a fatal collision. we'll tell you what happened and what the best way to avoid it is. we have mostly sunny skies. some high clouds and some very thick fog. if you are in the fog, it's cold. but speaking of cold, and i will be, when we come back. i love watching tv outside.

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with qualifying bundles. these are live pictures in the middle of the traffic in san mateo. this is part of el camino real still shut down this morning. police investigating a deadly hit-and-run crash involving a pedestrian. are cameras have been out there since 6:20. sal will tell you the best way to avoid the problem. there is there is a major new development sal is fidding out about as we're speaking. that's coming up in a minute from now. welcome back. monday, december 2nd. i'm dave clark. we'll get to sal in just a moment. let's check weather right now. >> a lot of fog around. some areas sunny. it will be cooler today. a few high clouds. most of that seems to be thinning out especially to the north. there's definitely an advance of the clouds. had readings right at 30 or 32 to 36 for many this morning. still some holding in there. temperatures for a few beginning to bounce off.

you can see some of that moisture moving in. there's not a lot of moisture for the system for us by the time is arrives. the coldest air will be to the north and east of us. changes brewing. for us, some fog, sun, mostly sunny. it will be cooler today. the wind picks up. nothing too bad yet. some clouds to the north bay. highs 50s and 60s. this will be the warmest day of the week. here's sal. >> all right, steve. we're looking at just a bunch of slow traffic out there. i want to mention that traffic on the sunol grade has been slow all the way down through into fremont. it has been slow coming out of the area of the pleasanton area, i should say, heading south. i want to mention that 880 south is very slow. it's backed up this morning from nearby leleling. it stays slow in fremont. give yourselves plenty of time. we're getting new developments about the fatal crash in san

mateo. you can see that southbound el camino real, which is what you are looking at here, is being diverted ontario westbound 92 because of this fatal collision about two and a half hours' old new. police were looking for a vehicle that took off, a white buick. but that, according to a tweet from the san mateo police department, has been located. and they are now investigating. so two cars were involved. one car took off. the police department did locate the second vehicle. janine de la vega will have more on this coming up in just a few minutes. there's also a warning from police in vallejo after three atm robberies in aing with. alex savidge is live at the scene to el it us what the robbery victims had in common -- to tell us what the robbery victims had in common. criminals are going after atm viewers who failed to close out

their transactions. that can leave your account open. police say this same scenario has played out three times. in fact, we watched a short time ago, it's one woman who made that exact same mistake at this bank. in her defense, she said she was distracted by the news cruise outside the bank and is normally very cautious. >> make sure i push that i'm done button. and i keep my eyes around my surroundings. i'm not stupid. i was boesch here. [laughter] >> reporter: yesterday, around 2:30 in the afternoon, police say a woman was robbed at this bank of america on sonoma boulevard. she failed to end her atm transaction and began to walk away. that's when she noticed a man walk over to the same atm she was using. the victim realized she had not closed out the transaction. she tried to stop the man and that's when the situation turned violent. >> when she tried to interrupt

that, the subject forcibly grabbed her by the neck and pinned her up against the wall. then wound up fleeing on foot. >> reporter: vallejo police say this type of crime tends to increase during the holidays especially as people are taking out a lot of cash to their -- to do their shopping. the warning, make sure you are aware of your surroundings and you make sure to end the atm transaction before you walk away from the machine. live this morning in vallejo, back to you. >> thank you. here's more about the scam called shoulder surfing. in october, told you about a scam in san francisco. it was costing some bank of america customers thousands of dollars. police recovered $11,000 from one suspect arrested in the scheme. the bank of america says they know about the scam. they are working with law enforcement on ways to deal with the problem. police say a 2-year-old who fell into a vallejo creek is

making a strong recovery and is off life support, fully functioning. family members say the 2-year- old fell into the water at blue rock springs creek saturday afternoon while fishing with his grandmother. rescue crews rushed the child to the hospital in critical condition and now say he is likely to make a full recovery. they credit the child's age and the temperature of the water with saving his life. >> if the water is cold enough, then it also putting them into a -- puts them into a state of shock. it preserves the cardiac and brain function. >> reporter: rescuers also say the child had not been wearing a whoot -- if the child had not been wearing a white shirt, it would have been much more difficult to spot the child. a very close call with a garbage fire started last night in an apartment, in the garbage room of the timber lane apartments in belmont. the building is on continental ray off ralston avenue.

the smoke got in through a garbage chute. >> the garbage can caught on fire somehow. it's under investigation. and fire spread up the garbage chute into the third and second floors. >> the battalion chief said most of the smoke was on the third floor. the first crews on the scene looking for the fire up there. a second group came, they helped the first group and discovered the fire was on the ground floor. they put it out. the report says an off-duty firefighter was the one who helped pull them to safety in oakland. here's a video of the tow truck hauling away the volkswagen yesterday morning. the car went up in flames on the 580 flyover on the connector. the chp says the fire blocked the connector road but no one was hurt. this week sonoma county supervisors are expected to consider building a park in honor of the teenaged boy shot

and killed by a sheriff's deputy. a memorial was created for 13- year-old andy lopez near the spot where he was shot. lopez was killed when the deputy thought the gun lopez was carrying was a real weapon. supervisors are mulling over a few ideas including a park where lopez grew up. the supervisors are expected to discuss the issue tomorrow. the numbers are in for thanksgiving holiday arrests. the chp and law enforcement from all over the state active -- actively patrolled the roads looking for impaired drivers. according to the chp. they arrested nearly 200 people around the bay area. 1,073 people were arrested statewide. 8:37. federal investigators will examine the data recorder of a new york commuter train to figure out why that train detailed filling four people and injuring more than 60.

yesterday, a locomotive was pushing seven passenger cars around a curve when the train julyed the tracks. the bodies of three of the four people who died were found outside of the train -- outside the train. this morning one survivor talked about the experience. >> when it landed, i fell to the side where the windows had been smashed out into the ground. all of the windows had broken through, gravel and glass that lined the tracks why flying into the windows. >> the speed limit around the curve, 30 miles an hour. investigators doesn't know how fast that train was growing. a san carlos gas pipeline under scrutiny about the safety is going back into service today. pg&e says the line will run well below the normal pressure. the line was taken out of service in early october when questions about the safety were raised by an engineer who worried old welding could cause another blast like the san

bruno disaster. san carlos city officials say the pipeline still needs further testing and upgrades. a meting is scheduled for tomorrow for treasure island rezs about a major -- residents about a major cleanup. some are being moved. residents will likely be moved to other housing on the island. the navy says despite the chemical cleanup, treasure island is a special place to live. cold weather shelters are opening tonight before the temperatures start to fall in the 30s. you heard steve talk about the forecast. three shelters in santa clara county are due to open at 6:00. ehc live builders, a group, says they will provide 275 beds in sunnyvale, san jose and gilroy. they are reserving some of the beds for veterans and for people who are willing to enter their programs. more than 7500 homeless people are in the santa clara county

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analysts already starting to worry about the holiday shopping season. we talked about it last week. it's a shortened season. now the numbers in this morning, more people out over the thanksgiving holiday weekend. but they spent less money. retailers really hoping that they were saving money for today, cyber monday. 8:43. let's bring you up to date son some of the other top stories we're following for you right

now. detectives in san francisco checking leads and checking surveillance video after a man was robbed shot and killed while trying to sell a playstation 4 video system. the police hope to have that gunman under arrest soon. millions of people will let their fingers shop on this cyber monday. the national retail federation says eight in ten retailers are offering special cyber monday deals. and we are still following the breaking news on the peninsula. police out there investigating a deadly hit-and-run crash. a pedestrian was killed this morning on el camino real about 6:30 this morning. but there is a new development that just came in about 15 minutes ago. ktvu's janine de la vega, you are here now. one of the cars involved has been found. janine? >> reporter: yes. a white buick that police officers were looking for has been located on eastbound 92. as far as the status of the

driver goes, we don't know if they've caught the driver. you can see here traffic is tied up on el camino real. the only way you can get on 92 from el camino real is from the southbound lanes and that's if you want to get on westbound. now, el camino real still remains closed from boral avenue to 20th street so police can investigate. let's go to video we shot earlier. police say a man -- police say a car hit a man on el camino real near highway 29 at -- highway 92 at about 6:15. the emergency crews responded. the man died at the scene. police closed off the road to investigate. they are calling this a hit-and- run accident because they have determined that two vehicles were involved. now, one of the cars stayed. police interviewed that driver. they are saying that the car that left the scene was the whoot bu -- was the white buick that i said before and was last seen going southbound on el camino real from 92.

we don't know which car hit the man first. but at this point, police say that both -- they believe both cars did hit this gentleman that died early this morning. again, we're still trying to find out the status of the suspect involved. if he was arrested. but at this point, the southbound el camino real ramp, both eastbound and westbound 92 are closed at this point and will be for quite a while now. reporting live from san mateo, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. well, also knew this morning, vice president joe biden has arrived in japan. he got there a few hours ago. the first stop of his week-long trip to asia. among those greeting him, the new u.s. ambassador to japan. caroline kennedy. in addition to japan, he will visit china and south korea. the man in charge of fixing the healthcare.gov website says his deem did its job and met

their goal. the site he says can handle 50,000 users at the same time. zion says the speed of the website has more than troubled. >> the bottom line healthcare.gov on disease 1st is night and day from where it was on october 1st. the next major test of healthcare.gov is like lie to come during the next few weeks. a surge of enrollment is expect near the december 23rd deadline to get the coverage for the first years. in hawaii, same-sex couples lined up to get married just after midnight. >> i now present our first couple here in hawaii. [ cheers ] >> this is brand-new video of the sheraton waikiki is honolulu. it was a mass ceremony for any couples who wanted to get married. the new law took effect at midnight. hawaii is now the 16th state in

the nation to allow same-sex marriages. amazon customers, there it is, zooming in, will one day get home deliveries from unmanned drones. i'm not kidding. am ma zob is testing -- amazon is testing out a new delivery service called prime air. this program would deliver packages. it looks like a toy helicopter. but it's a drone. the idea, to deliver a package within 30 hint minutes of -- 30 minutes of an order. it can carry shipments that weigh up to five pounds. they won't be ready for at least four or five years. >> people already talking about the possible problems with that on twitter. let's go right back over to sal for the problems. hopefully get getting better down there. it's better. down there. >> it is. people are worried about the monday commute after the holidays. some people still have a day off, it seems. we've had a little bit lighter

than usual at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are driving there. it's about a 25-minute wait. not not a huge deal. the traffic looks good. the fog has lifted making for better visibility. >> the morning commute on westbound 92 is pretty slow. san mateo bridge heading out to the high rise. i think one of the reasons is the problems in san mateo -- i can put it on the map for you. 92. when you get to the other side of the bridge is very slow approaching el camino real. people are being diverted onto 92 from el camino real. that means we have slow traffic on the freeway and also el camino real because of the crash. i would use south delaware. let's go to steve. >> all right, sal. thank you. mostly sunny for some. foggy and damp for others. a few high clouds, that's the first part of the system coming in. it's giving rain to northern

california. rosh ald thompson has -- ronald thompson says it's cool. some of these upper 40s are going to be our highs probably inland as we head towards wednesday and thursday. 51 eureka. ukiah at 39. i will give you a better look at the system here. some rain/snow mix up in the pacific northwest. rain in portland. that's driving south. for us, we had a big rampup of the fog. some of it was shallow. it looks like it's lifting a little bit. some of that rain is, that's a cold rain moving in. the cold air will be the big story. it's not arriving until tomorrow. 5:00 to -- well, really tuesday night, wednesday morning. the wind will pick up later. breezy today but the big news from sunday in the 70s. a few areas will struggle, again, to get over 49 to 50 degrees. last few frames, you will see it right there. that's the low. most of the bitterly koild air is gonna be -- cold air is

gonna be over here. a few clouds more so to the north bay. 50s, 60s. this will be the warmest day of the week by far. some areas just might have a tough time getting warmer than this. the extended outlook and widespread freezing will kick in wednesday, thursday, friday. not maybe but it will. 30s will be showing up. it will be a cold pattern. wednesday, thursday, into friday. those are 20s for the lows. maybe some increasing clouds by sunday. 7 8:51 -- 8:51. returning to school after surviving a vicious attack. the reaction on the campus. sasha fleishman is going back to school. we'll have the new video straight ahead.

8:54. fellow students and teachers say they are excited sasha fleishman is feeling well enough to head back to school. here's new video from oakland's maybeck high school this morning. sasha is the agender teenager whose skirt was set on fire four weeks ago. he was a attacked while asleep on -- he was attacked while asleep on an a.c. transit bus. this morning people say they are happy sasha is coming back. >> just a wonderful person, great friend, great member of the community. a leader. >> i was really surprised that

someone would do something like that. but i'm really glad that, like, people have been so supportive of them. >> fleishman came home tuesday after spending 24 days in a burn unit at a san francisco hospital. a 16-year-old boy who admitted to setting sasha on fire is still in jail waiting for his next court date. good news for drivers who take highway 4. it's nearly complete. adding more lanes from loveridge to the highway 680 interchange are scheduled to be finished by the middle of this next week. the entire project will be finished fall of 2015. jerry brown will receive a salary increase. it his pay will go from $165,000 a year to nearly 174,000. lawmakers will receive a 5% bump with most base salaries increasing from 90,000 to

95,000. while the governor will accept their raise, some legislators say they will not because of the recession. the citizen compensation decided on the pay hike after slashing valerie -- salaries in 2008. the postal service wants volunteers like pam cook to help with santa letters. team members for operation santa adopt a letter and help santa with all of the work he has to do this year. the program starts tomorrow and, pam, it runs through december 19th. >> santa needs a lot of help. he's very busy. we still have a look at san mateo/el camino real, really busy street. it's still blocked off for the investigation of a fatal hit- and-run crash. although know the police are saying that the vehicle that took off did just drive a short distance and then contacted

police. we're not actually sure what that means, if it's hit and run or not. but it's a deadly crash. the press conference is going on. janine de la vega will have more at noon. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. 20-minute delay. no major problems. the fog has lifted. you may still see some patchy fog here or there on the commute. the nimitz freeway is terrible. very slow from 238 all the way down. we're still looking at contra costa county as well. and southbound 680 is backed up south of 242. let's go to steve. >> some very thick fog out there. sunny to mostly sunny here. a little cooler that's for sure. here comes the cooler air on tuesday and then the cold air arrives on sunday. this will be the warmest day of the week. >> tomorrow morning. >> yes. >> okay. i think tuesday night, wednesday morning. yesterday, tomorrow morning, you will notice it as well.

>> thank you. >> that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch us at noon. join us for more on the investigation of the fatal accident. el camino real. we're always here for you as well. ktvu.com. facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us.

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